Young Fathers: “Shame”
Hot off of their 2014 win of the UK’s prestigious Mercury Music Prize, Scottish trio Young Fathers has hit the deck with a new album, entitled White Men Are Black Men Too. The three men met at a hip-hop club in...
Milo Greene: “Heartless”
Not a person but a collective, Los Angeles band Milo Greene takes its name from a fictional manager persona that the group created to help them book tours in their early days. For their sophomore release, the f...
The Twilight Sad: “There’s a Girl in the Corner”
After a three-year hiatus, Scottish band The Twilight Sad has brought on another bought of shoe-gazing with their newest album Nobody Wants to Be Here and Nobody Wants to Leave, which dropped in late October. U...
White Sea: “Future Husbands Past Lives”
Megan Kibby, of M83 fame, has spent the last several years branching out and creating her own work under the moniker White Sea. After testing the waters in 2010 with her first EP, This Frontier, Kibby at last r...
Lydia Ainsworth: “Hologram”
Canadian composer and pop experimentalist Lydia Ainsworth has art virtually flowing through her veins. After studying cello and attending an arts high school, Ainsworth went on to study composition at McGill Un...
Cold War Kids: “Hot Coals”
After nearly 10 years and four full-length albums, California’s Cold War Kids are still going strong as they present their fifth installment, entitled Hold My Home. Hot off of the release of their previous albu...
Betty Who: “All of You”
Australian Jessica Newham, a.k.a. musician Betty Who, is not just a pop artist. After starting her classical training as a cellist at the age of four, Newham moved to the U.S. to attend the prestigious Interloc...
The Tallest Tree: “I’ll Be Your”
When Dawn Larsh and Armando Vega bonded over a shared gig in Larsh’s native Ontario, Canada, they had no idea how entwined their lives would become. Just three years later, the couple, now married, is nursing t...
Celeste Waite: “Born Again”
Brand new London-based artist Celeste Waite may be still a teenager, but she has the voice of a bona fide soul singer. Born in California, Waite has come from virtually nowhere to produce some seriously funky t...
HAERTS: “Giving Up”
Multinational group HAERTS has been gradually growing in notoriety since their incredibly popular first single “Wings” was released in 2012. Originating from a teenage friendship between the two German members ...
Concert Review: Cherub,
Ghost Beach, Gibbz
If you weren’t at the Majestic Theatre on Saturday night, you missed a massive party. Full of funky beats, good vibes, and mimosas, night two of Cherub was the happiest rager one could ask for.
Straight out ...
Tennis: “I’m Callin’”
You know what they say: “the family that plays together stays together.” That much is true for husband and wife duo Tennis. Conceived on a seven-month sailing trip, the band was born in 2010 when the couple sho...